Santa at annual Christmas concert in Bassagaweya 53 school
The Niweya Presbyterian Church Six School held its annual Christmas concert last Tuesday night with a Santa Claus finale gifting each child. Prizes honored regular attendance. A social hour with refreshments followed. Numerous relatives and friends from Weston, Guelph, Hamilton, Fergus, Batavia, and Acton attended, marking a festive family gathering and the 50th Christmas celebration for the McCullough family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niweya
W. Watkins
Acton
Oscar Locker
B. Wright
Guelph
F. Hetzel
Toronto
Fred Hetzel
Wm. McCullough
Harold White
Gladys
S. Sorbara
Will Peacock
Will Lancaster
Slayton Wilson
Edna
Ashgrove
Ethel Oakes
Batavia
N.Y
J. Melvin McCullough
Harry B. McCullough
Hamilton
Charlotte, McCullough
James Granger
Annie
Guelp
McCullough
McEnery
R. Denney
Denney
R. N. Brown
Allan
Niagara
Lillie
Alvin Marshall
Fergus
Wm. Wallace
K. Wallace
Joseph Henderson
James Henderson
Henderson
Long Branch
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Eleanor Arneld
Notice to creditors and others in the estate of Eleanor Arneld late of Halton County widow deceased who died about October 17 1952 require sending particulars and proofs to the undersigned before January 17 1953 for distribution of assets among those entitled, Acton Ontario dated December 25 1952 Solicitor for the Executrices F Leatherland Acton Ontario
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Apa Arteld
Halton
Acton
Ontario
Auction Notice for Shorthorn Cattle at Erin Township
The undersigned from 4 B Leslie and Son announces an auction on lot 6 in Erin township on No 5 Sideroad, 4 miles east of Rockwood and 5 miles west of Acton. Sale starts at 2 o clock with Shorthorn cows including milking and calf at foot lots, roan cow, white heifer, young vaccinated heifers, four steers about two years old, eight calves, and a pure bred Shorthorn bull rising two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Leslie and Son
Township of
Erin
Rockwood
Acton
York
Oxford
Oxford Ewes
John- Ston
A. Harris
WM. A Gibson
Esquesing Two. Holds Last Meeting 1952
Esquesing Township Council held its final 1952 meeting on December 15 with all members present. Reeve George Leslie presided as accounts for health, printing, utilities, and various fees were approved, plus mileage and fox and sheep claims totaling 270 dollars and 422.52 capitalized items. The council approved highway and fire-area payments, North Halton High School Board appointments for 1953, and a building program for North Halton High Schools conditioned on municipal contributions proportionate to equalized assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquesing
George Leslie
Department of Health of Ontario
Denby
Georgetown Herald
Georgetown Hydro- Electric Commission
Acton Free Press
Bell Telephone Co
A. W. Benton
Harvey Bessey
Alexander Lawson
Duncan Waldie
George Lesiie
Wilfrid Bird
Walter Linham
George Currie
William Schenk
Milton
Peter Fendley
Norval
S. A. Mortis
Georgetown
Fred Switzer
H. Beers
E. J. Costigan
Frank Jones
Acton
John Chisholm
Jimmie Presswood
John Huddell
Ralph Bladd
Harry Hilson
A.N. Stark
William Penson
William Bennett
Glen Williams
Edward Robertson
Hornaby
Thomas Witt
County Equalization and Planning and Development Board
Department of Highways
Newmachinery
Township of
Denaiment of Education
North
Halton
North Halton High School District
Esquesing council approves by law and praises aid
Minutes show a motion rescinding pant resolutions for high schools and approving relief payments totaling 65.66. J Sanford Relief Officer's 1852 and Spay Le Roy Dale legal and county equalization bills amount to 634.71. A by law for fire protection in Fire Area No 1 Esquesing passes. Council thanks Reeve Leslie and funds fire calls with Acton Georgetown payments. Reeve authorized to sign intermunicipal agreements with Milton District No 2 Acton Fire Area No 3 and Nassagaweya. Deputy Reeve Bird chairs meeting. Schenk and Currie move thanks to Reeve for fair conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
J. Sanford
le Roy Dale
D.C
Esquesing
J. Dillon
G. R. Groves
G. Q. Brown
Acton
Georgetown
Milton
Nassagaweya
Bird
Schenk
Currie
Leslie
Acton Post Office Sells 90,000 Two-Cent Stamps at Christmas
During the holiday rush Acton post office sold 90,000 two-cent stamps, 25 percent above last year, from December through Christmas. Extra staff aided, with Monday Dec 22 the peak day, and townsfolk mailed early. If all stamps bought cards at five cents, total cost for greetings nears $6,300, with residents likely spending about $36,300 on gifts and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Frank Terry
Christmas Party Highlights Knox Evening Auxiliary
At Mrs Wesley Mosals home the Knox Evening Auxiliary held a cheerful Christmas party. Members enjoyed carol singing by the glow of the tree and a Christmas Story worship service led by president Mrs A McIsaac. Officers were elected: honorary president Mrs Ro H Armstrong, president Mrs A McIsaac, first vice president Mrs Jas Ingles, second vice president Mrs Mel McCullough, secretary Miss Marjone Hall, treasurer Miss Emma Cole, assistant treasurer Miss Isobel Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Mosales
Knox Evening Auxiliary
A. Motsaac
Jas. Ingles
W. G Masales
H. L. Bermie
Ro H. Armstrong
A. McIsaac
Alex Mann
Mel McCullough
Marjone Hall
Fred Anderson
Emma Cole
Isobel Smith
Bella Mae Roszell
Geo, Musselle
W. G. Masales
Geo
Somerville
F. Anderson
O*hara
Bennie
Geo. Mussellc
Wilmer Watkins
Christmas meeting ends with gifts and luncheon
At the close of the business part of the meeting Santa arrived and presented a gift to each one present. A delicious Christmas lunch was served. A lace table cloth was presented to Mrs McCullough, a recent bride, by Mrs Somerville and Mrs Mc Isaac on behalf of the group. Guests thanked the hostess and departed after greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
McCullough
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Eleanor Agaths Arneld
F. Leatherland
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the Executrices
Aera Eentere
Seed Grain
Mick
Belfer
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Cecil A. Carr
Optometrist
Douglas St
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Harold
Coxe
Mike’’ Co
Laos
Visa Poitier Alealer
Emawn Pontier
Lorne Garner Motors Limited
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